The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
THE TUNE CHANGED,
IN REGARD TO EDITOR o,nnrEs.

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Tho Orange Mass Meeting at Toronto Con.
desaaea By the Conservative Press Put.
ting Weapons Into o'Brien's Hands,
!, Threats Not Considered Arrums snt..
MONTREAL, ONr,, May l6,-The Orange.
mon, at least that section which threatens
war on the editor Of United ireland, have
put their foot In It. This 10 the verdict OF
their frlende, while Catholics, who have
nothing to do with tho matter, seem pstls.
lied to look on and laugh. The Orange
meeting at Toronto Saturday furnished
opportunity for more angry comment on
their conduct by their own supporters
than any yet made by their biltcrest ON.
ponents. Take for example tho Montreal
Gazette, a conservative and government
organ. To find in its columns ANYTHING
but laudations oil Oangsmen1i would bo
not less surprising than 10 lnd Msior
Saundorson or Colonel King. Harmon, the
leader OF Ulster Orangemeh, asssiling his
followers IN tho House OF Commons. Tbe
Ga:ete has leading editorial this morn.
Ing OH the Toronto meeting OF which il
says: Ut must be Haid that come OF tha
speakers at the auti.O' 'Brien MEETING at
TORONTO wers more earnest thsn wise.
They fell into waya that they themselves
IN common with tremendous major;tyot
tho people IN the country condemn in the
agitator whose presence on the mission he
has taken up the Canadians resent.
Some thinp7 We're eaid before ,he
ton or Twelve thousand persons
gathered in Queens parA Sa,,,Ja. paa
will rankle In the minds Of other citizens
who, while not endorsing the policy tia.
makes the Dominion battlefield for Ibe
lrish cause, gympathize with the athar
phases Of the movement with which Mr.
OBfien 10 connected. and will feel thew
have boen noedlossly hurt by worda that
would not have been called forth had
wiser counsels prevailed, and The ca,,se of
the present trouble laid at home. Thus
there is danger OF collision. and ovnn
though due care be taken by ths antho1;.
ties to prevent violence, there ia elmnat
sure to be certain amount Of trnnhia
through people taking sides in ouarroI
that has been thrust on them Va s;n.
cerely hope that wherever nv, O,Rrien Ja-
termines on going he will bn iaft In ,,n,a,'
and that those who can't inat;iv h;s nn;s'
sion will keep ayay.n '''1 'A''''
Ionn,,,0nou,,
t'N'',o" We HAND
Lolu uEansaoWne's hand Is plainly vial
ole III 'h,F, l1sI sa IN the following, which
Is an eaitoFial IN the Montreal Herald,
whose politics are Liberal, but which op-
poseo 81 tne beginning MIR. O'Brien's Gin
Vhsion, almost as vigorously as the Ga.
ssls lalKs, ~ ls headed "WRnted-The
other Side"
~ would notonly be proper but It eeems
aoeolntely necessary that statements made
by obrlen in regard 10 The treatment OF
nnsRacufran teranta be met and negatiyed
IL " 10 possible. Lansdowne does not sp-
pear 10 haVe hHd knowledge OF these
tfansactlons. An agent Of course may be
sslu 70 represent him, but with his lord
snip On one SIDE OF the Atlantic and the
twson 1Soan nr an.p. ptouesolne On the other be-
anita IL m;"ht ho ss.,,,,,o vstiIaIiYts W., oi 1eh-
might 80 on and be dianosed 81 %oiona hofoaa
LunsdoTne yonld hn informad ~ ~ o'1e H'
tails. But for the eyiction n Iar.o u hea;er
OF poor people from Lis eststas ts .ao hou!es
is responsible. and tha uhNe md 'rJ"
to7es OF euch action ara sa dabs,aI,ia
in his Gaze as suy other. The ;art aseJ,o tha, ho
is Governor General of Canada .nn,'i;ao
no reason for silence. Tho nrest eupp.'t;s
Ggtating the English sneot;pa nannIa 80
Britain, Canada and the IJniiaJ L9yy,1 I,n,on ~,
1t mattery littis how or bv wbn,n tha a",e2. ae;
tstion is brought about. Vsrv an,;oSa "S ~
cueat;ona have been mads r. tbanaf
fec,ed the premier Of Canada ,hsv oyaht a.
sli the more to be mot and answerss uJss ~ta,'
directed ssaiust the Goyernnr Ganar.ia i'.
Canada. The ouesiion 10. 1850 49, .hooa W
things true? The refuse) rf tcii "
O'Brien in Toronto ia no snswer pho
threat OF the Orangsn1en q; Einosto, ny
to permit him 10 enter tba ,on nv l. Ioo no
answer. The same claps oi naomi. ~ n.aro ro
once tho means OF preyentine Ire p,;sao
Of Wales from landing NJ E;noo,ou
O'Brien's allegations wonld st;,, ax;st ani un;
would sti!l have ia be met, '1' "A1
.,,sn 80. ,.a,...
,,,, ""U1I n,n ''f AIoo@EsT.
Nnetner y bl!en IS refused entrance or
speecn IN the cl'iea OF Ontario or not, 1t
must oe confessed thst tho amount OF
iiahs cast on that side OF the controversy
Is not great. There is much abuse Of
Obtien but plentiful lack OF lacss.
" hat 10 needed Just now is a clrcunstan.
tai statement tTon the landlords point OF
view OF hls relations with his tenants. As
the Royal Commissions have investisa.
tea sucn matters and tho people OF Great
britain have been agitated on similar SUBJ
lecta ioT many years, and the press and
oleclofa have such questions constantly
before them, 1t can't be aaid the dispute ia
one OF private character Il is unfortu-
nateiy very much OF public question,
snd the ooonGr both sides arc heard from,
the better. Tho only "other side" SO far